₦airaland Forum

aristocrazzy:
That's how we roll.

yemionline:
We have so many other mineral and natural resources to tap into. why we choose to depend solely on crude oil still remains a mystery to me.

Cutehector4u:
Lol it seems its not only u.... I openly reminded my female bestie dat she has a boyfrnd so if she wants money, she should askk him..hw can sum1 be bleepin u free of charge nd u hv d effontery to ask d guy u frndzoned for money.... Isnt that withcraft?

spokesboy:
As if you are more intelligent or successful than the Oyibos.
You should respect the fact that foreigners are triggered to come from all over the world to Nigeria to attend SCOAN services. Or do you think they don't know that RCCG, MFM, Winners, and others exist in Nigeria?
You had better wake up and watch your lousy comments.

Jesusloveyou:
guy this is new year with right sense of reasoning,if u use to watch emmanuel tv,u wil see when tbj talk of what wil happen to himself,d review of d 2014 'crossing d bridge prophecy,was air since last week,don't say what u don't know,this year prophecy wil be release by next sunday.watch out.

Kofacts:
Getting a master's degree will be an incredible source of pride and help bring you professional opportunities you may not have previously thought possible. However, you need to know a few things before you get started.

Why You Want One

The most common reason that people seek a master's degree is to advance in their profession and earn more money. Others, however, go this route in order to change careers completely. For example, you may have earned a bachelor's degree in English and later decide you want to become a counselor. In that case, a master's will allow you to develop expertise in that area so you can enter a new field. This type of degree is offered in a wide range of fields, including mathematics, biology, psychology, business, social work, and many others.

How Long It Takes

It typically takes two years to obtain a master's of arts (MA) or science (MS) after getting your bachelor's. There is basically no difference between an MA and an MS other than the name; they have the same basic educational requirements. While you'll be in classes similar to those you went through to get your bachelor's, they are typically more like seminars in that they contain a great deal of discussion. In addition, you'll be expected to perform much more analysis than you've done previously.

The Workload

You can expect to do coursework full time. You'll have to take required courses at first, but then you'll be able to focus on your specific subject area later on. If you are studying a science, you will probably do a great deal of fieldwork and laboratory research. If you're in a professional program, you'll probably be required to complete an internship.

You will either have to complete an extended research paper or a thesis, depending on your field of study. The thesis could be a scientific experiment or a detailed analysis of a certain piece of literature. There are some programs that offer alternatives to the thesis, such as a comprehensive exam. It could be an oral test, a written one, or a combination. If you're studying in a field such as psychology or social work, you may need to perform an internship or practicum in which you learn the skills needed to perform therapy.

Choosing to pursue a master's degree is not something to take lightly. You'll need to be prepared to put in a great deal of work and may have to sacrifice some of the things you were able to enjoy while getting your bachelor's, such as time hanging out with friends and more. However, once you accomplish your goal, the benefits you enjoy could very well last a lifetime.
Source: http://unnedu..com/2014/12/4-things-to-consider-before-going-for.html

majekdom2:
we dont need to sell our oil to run our economy this is where our govt has not got it right.

collinsVP:
Note: before they will get to roll their sleeves, the downtrodden,
the poor, the middle class must have been in the brink of
extinction from the face of the earth. We pray for stability
in oil price and a competent leader that we diversify our
economy cause the later is not realizable in the short run
rather in long run. And it requires resources to diversify.
So if we cannot sell a drop of oil how do we get money
for diversification?

betterabia:
Saudi arabia is behind all this;


they are the major sponsor of boko haram
they don't want a christian as nigerian president
they refuse to allow nigeria bring in arms from pakistan

bushdoc9919:
Here is what Nigeria needs to do....from the experts...

From the article :Pass the books,hold the oil

It is a curse. There are many other things we can do besides oil and gas.







And from Field Ruwe...



So instead of blaming the Hausas/leaders/Igbos/Yorubas/Muslims/Christians/etc...why not blame your unnecessary addiction to oil?

Nigerians.....stop talking about Resource control, Sharia, GEJ VS Buhari, and all that.....and focus on education...and getting our leaders to get us there. Use that school for something!

Oil is a curse.

CzarChris:
What I don't understand is why we are not refining our crude. Ask anybody who is grounded in the industry will tell you that it's cheaper to refine than produce, if only we can start refining our oil, the internal market is more than enough to take care of any budgetary expenses plus the employment it will generate.

LRNZH:

It may sound extreme but you have a point.

Until oil becomes unpalatable, these corrupt poliyicians will never use their heads to lead properly.

Only GMB is selfless enough to take on Nigeria's issues no matter lthe oil price.

WhiteTechnology:
You gave him 6years but constrained him using your false federalism(Unitary system)


When Nigeria is ready to make States LGAs and Private Sector the vanguard of economic diversification, growth and development, we should be expecting more of this.

decode55:
for me, this is welcome news.

When Jonathan wins again come 2015 _{(notice I used "when" not "if" because its a certainty)}


I'm sure the first thing he would do is to diversify the Economy.

[size=30pt] GEJ till 2019 [/size]

_{if you quote me & insult me, may ogun solder your _asshole shut}

richardjemedafe1:
I have a girl friend we stay in Uyo but
different university. and we never had sex. She just
graduated this month. I have travel to see her once and
I mistakenly saw her nude pictures she snap (only pant
and bra) and some with boys (pant and bra) and she
told me that was her birthday. Her mum knows me.
She borrowed 6k from me that she wants to use it to
sort, that her mum(lecturer) won't give her money to
sort. That she will refund it. She posted a pix on
whatssap and I comented thus; ''the pix is pretty n
glittering who is reponsible''. She became angry. We
cudnt chat nor call again till she came back this xmas. I
told her mum that I will be visiting them for xmas and I
called her to inform her, and she said I shouldn't come
if not she will pour me water unless am coming to give
her money, I was so angry. on saturday I told her we
should see so that we can discuss and its not about the
money she owed me, and that whether she will come 2
my house or we meet in restaurant or her house and
she replied that she won't be able to go anywhere, I
now asked her to refund my money and she says I
should never call her again, that I dashed her the
money, which she lied. Please what tricks should I do
to get back my money since she never pick my call
again? And I have the bank teller

Kenneth205:
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The Atlantic ocean in the Alpha beach area is overflowing its banks once again...and because there's no proper drainage system, this is what many of the surrounding areas have turned into, making life extremely difficult for people who live there. See more
pics after the cut...

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http://lindaikeji..in/2014/12/oh-dear-see-what-alpha-beach-is-doing.html?m=1

emmalezy:
Reports say Chelsea /Super Eagles midfielder, Mikel Obi is building a mini estate in the Ajah/Badore new development area of Lagos. Mikel and his partners (including a bank) are planning to build over 100 housing units of 2/3/4 bedroom service apartments, a multipurpose hall and recreational facilities. The estate will be called Chelsea Estate and construction has already begun.

Source: www.reportnaija.com/footballer-john-mikel-obi-is-building-an-estate-called-chelsea-estate-in-lagos/

Tuntheycr7:
Not only an insults to that community but also to the country at large..
Like WTF......

dulaman:
mamamia! that second picture.

PapTzy:
Excuse me, I'm not a member of any party and I don't do politics. I'm just trying to make the relevant authorities aware of their blunder before the International community(esp. Germany) start to rain insults on Nigeria for taking glory of what is not ours.
Here's the website if you're still in doubt: http://sites.visualead.me/ngp_new/#001

Chienyego:
what nonsense "love"?
U cannot build ur family on fleetin emotions. u build the family with proper planning and cohesion. that's why he needs a nigerian girl who knows and understands where he's coming from, and would model that family (because we all know it's really the woman who is the soul of the family) to properly suit his cultural background.